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Title: She stood for equality
Authentic bronze sculpture
Limited Edition

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This authentic bronze sculpture titled 'She stood for equality' by artists Gillie and Marc has been meticulously crafted in bronze. It features a Gillie and Marcs famous Rabbitwoman standing on a beautiful flower for equality and comes in a limited-edition series of only 30. 

Rabbitwoman has always fought for equality, standing not only for her rights, but also for the rights of everyone else. Now she is being celebrated, her work acknowledged and her inspiration eternalised in bronze.

Inspired by the international public art movement, Statues for Equality, this Rabbitwoman mini sculpture is a fun and quirky way to bring the gender equality movement into your own home. With only 4% of public sculptures representing a woman in the developed world, there is a major gender imbalance in how we celebrate achievements. The public art movement aims to reach more equality in public statues, creating new statues of the most inspirational women of our time, all around the world.

This authentic bronze sculpture has been crafted by artistic duo - Gillie and Marc, who are New York and Sydney-based contemporary artists that collaborate to create artworks as one. The artists are best known for their iconic, pop art characters 'Dogman and Rabbitwoman' (the human and animal hybrids), who tell the autobiographical tale of two opposites coming together to become best friends and soulmates, proving everything is possible through love.

As well as their original modern artworks, authentic bronze sculptures and wall art prints, Gillie and Marc have become loved for their famous and monumental public artworks. Examples can be seen in New York, London and Sydney. Garnering almost 30 prestigious awards for their work over the last 20 years throughout the USA, Australia, France, UK and Italy, Gillie and Marc's work continues to be admired and valued across the globe… and maybe in your home, too!

Purchase this artwork direct from the artists.